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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-06-30

refused to go further until the money
was in the hands of keenan,, the ST ak &
holder. The bonds were issued for in
creaSing the facilities of the road, and
when they had purchased TWENTY-FIVE
aldermen they found their facilities
were largely increased. Why the need
of raising the $500, 900 in haste in large
bills? We are left in the dark on this
by the defense. Here Mr.. Parsons in
terrupted to enter denial that Sharpe
had anything to do with the raising of
the money, or had ever handled dol
lar of it. Colonel Fellows insisted that
the bonds scheme was carried out by
Sharpe, Foshay and Kerr. ''Well, the
money was raised, the last of it on the
4th of August. and the Railroad Com
mittee was to meet on the 5th. What
had become of the, fund. 1t
vas raised in bills ranging
fortune has disappeared as thoroughly
as if it had been cast into the fire
There was no record made of it until
eleven months afterwaTd, when it was
sought to be accounted for. a false
entry. Why were these books account
ed for false entry? Why were these
books SO falsified? Not word has
been uttered to throw light on the sub
ject. Sharpe says the money was in
his hands, but tells rs he has forgotten
what he did with it. -
SHARPE FOUND GUILTY.
The jury then retired and after an
absence of thirteen minutes returned
with verdict of guilty. with a recon-
mendatiOn to mercy. The aged head
dropped, and he was removed to the
Ludlow Street jail. Sentence will be
passed July Is. The penalty is not
more than ten years at hard labor or a
fine of 5000, or both. A new trial
will be asked
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-06-30

March the Confederate army evacuated
CentreviIla. Il had lain, with $1,000 men,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-06-30
HANOVER COURT HOUSE.

Mcclellan had been clearing the way fol
Mcdowell to join him.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-06-30

WASHINGTON, June %. - Acting
Comptroller Abrahams to-day an
nounced that David Armstrong, of
jackson, Ohio, had been appointed re-
ceIver of the Fidelity National Bank,
of Cincinnati, the appointment to take
effect from the 9th inst.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-06-30

IoSGyIEyy, Texas. June ga most
destructive storm occurred last night
twenty miles below here and carried
death and destruction in its course.
twenty miles south of here, five men
were killed outright. tFairplay, a
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
Charter Election.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
CpaNr Ruins Nsrf4 March - 1917


To the Electors of the Cityof Grand Rapids
That the Annual Charter Election wiz be held
In the city OF Grand Rapids on Monday the sth
day OF April, 1851, at which time the following
city officers Will bs elected, viz.
One Mayor. one Clerk, one Treasurer, one
Comptroller one Marshal, one Member of Board
Of Review aud EQUALIZATION, one Justice OF the
Peace one Judge of Superior Court.
First Ward-One Alderman, one supervisor
one Collector. one Constable
second Wsrd-ODe Alderman, one Supervisor
one Collector. one Constable.
Third Ward-One Alderman, one Supervisor,
one Collector. one Constable.
Fourth Ward-One Alderman, one Supervisor,
one Collector. one Constable
Fifth Nard-One Alderman. one supervisor,
one Collector. one Constable.
sixth Nard-Onc Alderman, one Supervisor,
one Collector. one Constable.
seventh Ward-One Alderman, one Supervisor,
one Collector. one Constable.
Eighth Ward-One Alderman, one supervisor,
one Collector. one Constable.
BY resolution of the Common Council polls were
ordered 10 be opened al the following places,
viz.
First Wards Grandviue avenue.
Second Ward-SupeTior Court Room, Pear
street
third Ward First Precinct-ls5 Island street.
Third Ward, second Precinct-24 Jefferson
avenue.
Fourth Ward, First Precinct-"Frost's Hall, -
al2 East Bridge street
Fourth Ward, second Precinct-l4 Crescent
avenue.
Finh ward-57 Coldbrook street.
SIKH Ward-Engine House north of Leonard
street.
seventh ward-Germanis Hall, Front street
Eighth Ward-Iurner Hail. 81 Jefferson
street.
By order of Common COuncil.
JOHN J. BELkNAP, City C-efk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

-. r. NAlss ceasaes 80 fas Fres-
tseLx esllcc-t cave leea = krssr s4ereF
ss18 >.tat- E1et1l8 - g. ssfra ftzrss
3 I.sflssE ef s-ss sls1e base eeea 2a4els -
lllslxe zzsl4f fsaE4e3 - e1y 1e1 ~ 441es
1tssrIy l16zasx nls - tEa1saaies 4aF
e1siaess. haze oSeb tFezlsa - ssz4s -
tae Lesg Lsslfaz1s <1a naFe tsksA tea
asa1y ~ t1e so-c4liei E.ssenl e5es1e.lss a.
@lLacslt auy ge1leyklsl< srsssif sn 19s
iaki8k iAe l98rth eotfe - 8stsTa : k1el-
m4fe SgFeE. 4B8 aags eeoslse1 more o<z-e
at ff8Ea L LA1a a. .t<~F ulets-iDSs fhsl +
hSse s4ksa- errsbF se.lese Eo.tr fszle.tt
~ e,4f~ ~ ane ( caeeFfzilF fzsoIt szle,-l
it 60 sns oee a. iess4 ss / sas Is acts
uueE tzs .lser 2rd fegU-4l~d laT ki11s3s
to 1ezIIhv aEllca s.la2lz. ~. ,,-ssi1slely ,
~ ! a. Sc * bac ~ f1e EsoFElug -
s.aetsls I -aze Il bskoze 3Eeazisst. z1d 4f
es4ees ne AZ and / can 80 dean ADD
ezt aad t1s hesl of al i tsst ms eil4is
10 Dos disEress 1= i has entirely Ieg2-
aso1 ny digestive oxzzcs-
keEy truly.
assEEsc~ IT, REKD.
>-zr bakerg. ~ C44al elIset. Grand
Rapids Michigan.
nefsbF certify that / am acquainted
wiIh HARRISON H. keed and kaoS the
so0se statement 70 b. true an1 believe
The remedy ~ BE- a. you ciaiE tor a. tt
= spoken If in the hizoest terfas ~ al
81 my trade that hsgs used H. i j. a
great tanic and sppstlzer.
ours truly.
~ r. WHIfE.
Druggist. l26 Canai-st., Grand Rapids. Mica.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Ehs 3sssllisoa So 4atA-rsfF - l'ifeet tAs
Msssalea1s "a 2lfn1sa NrassEs
Los1ss M4nA -3-l1 t8e bs.-se -
&. sassoas as essai2E sif hsary r. ana
s.s sl lhst is Dea.laion ssrii4Hlsz- ses-
sssse t.lil aazh1Fify 70 pezesass sisl sissfs
ia.. "a. ,Fea4sals aa1 sA~fs.lAEss % sz-lea
el..i.ess "a f1s Eagefs ~ see D,ss-sEtt- q
fans..4 as eFtnsritv aas-os tesi ss a. 81
- ghaf s.s5y 81 t1s 4eE - ies sale1
sn4p.l ssresl t1e tasallaa fasis aizzeal to
fse~sisf. ma al ia tefs nstafs1z - t4e
-. =. ss4.xa ~ an4 ua.tozla- defense of
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
Registration Notice.
CRY CLERKS oFElcE.

CITY CLERKS CFEICE,
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, March T.. 1857.
Electors ofthe City Of Grand Rapids-Tske No
tlcc.-
ne B ard of Registration OF the City OF Grand
Rapids will meet az the places hereinafter desig-
mated on Friday aud saturday April Isl and ID,
1851 next pTcce ing the day Of election lbetween n
the holrs OF O'Clock a m. snd o clccS I. n.
TOR the purpose Ot mskiDg psriect list. as near a
may be OF all pe--oas residing IN the several
wsris ofthe CITY of Grind Rapids, qualified cleo
tors under the Constitution Of the State Of MIchi-
gar sr entit ed % yots therein
Firsg wafd--l5 GTandsilie ave.
Second ward Sup rict Court room, Fe1Tl-st.
Third ward. First pTcciDc--ls7 land .,
Third ward Second preciRct--,ui Jefierson-sve
Fourth ward fiis preccnt-~krosrs hail. 2l-
Fa-r prirge 50.
Fourth ward. Second precinct-1f Crescent ave.
Fiah ward s. 7Cp DIR ,os-st. e-<x
SIX D wsft-turinc noilsc north a. Leonard -
SeVcufh Warti-fsegm mia hall Front-st.
Eighth wPrCi-Iurner hail. ~ jee~TSon-st.
Cf ~ DpGrsaf Fred Saunders
~ S.ela Eugene Ei7hnond,
John treoue. isaiah stewart.
George Psnihld, Psul Mars,
: Y aaiev " IIayg srd,
2 = II niicy, Andrew Doyle,
Hrfq, Thurnb zen J. D0-u.
q 3 B-euneT. l. J. lanniere,
Bnsrl 81 Registration Of ne Cty Or Grand
Rapids
JoHS J. BEiKNAr.
City Clark.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

PToes9iy no ole thlnz Lzs caused sueh 4
Eenessi revival ef trade 81 Wm. Il. IlSos
LzGk StcTs 4s tbeiI giving away a. tbsir
cgstoDeFs of - macy free trial bottles -
~. kluzs As~ Discovery f9T CoDseup e.
tiou Tier trade = simply enof1oas in
tais veEy vsiux5le astlcle for the f2ct l1si
Il slwsys cures and never dis3ppoinls.
Coughs. Colds Asfhms Bronchitis Group,
and al ihTozl and laRg diseases quickly
cured l0u can test n oeilTe buying IS
getting Z tFisl bottle tree, large size 81
Eyerv bottle wzrfanfei
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Jast pts7i01s . fAe sesfaeas A-fsfias
aszht unersby Msist e bisnop, u of~n-
b Ragifs. xas k:lled IT, hsnlsa<si % ssfsias4
Crlas ia a paayfl So -, bi-f - ~ tez
.ock as. / 4sn. - Say Ln2 tsAis - y
isss e. a. "a 4aar sssnl tba tiAe ~ Nzs -
taa ls,..s -r5a = c8rnss. an sssln ~eFn ifs
a.isssfIT reasoisssIaled VIA & rcfin <t-iz 4i'.&
1 : earsiess VA be Esait lassxi. -s.i SAY.
Raas - a. 4ifh EaF bots onf fAs @1=
xrznfed his sfsb --fieat sl9aa
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

FrokaA.y srser $ fse hssterF 81 Coasi
AeailcI9ts kas s4s 4rtele Ief slecess 81 41z
- t14f akiea tss isssH s1cNfFe1 UlCn Or
fs9es s. csnf tJ9Eh ture. f1e1ssHls 81
hopeiess C4ses q tseasas Coles ED1 (cu
San pt.3o kass sselsed . tsts trey miF3el-
los r~Ine:g. fef t1.s re1spa we lee szI
rantsd iu r.skiLg oar fstsit @tleR and ue1sy
oa ifs n.exriis Sol1 81 fsk Bros. II. 4
Than ~ IL Istts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
GRAND RApiDs MARKETS.


Pam Produce From First Hands.
Az t.,s--ia iarsi. per bus1ei. ex' "a fine. sl.-5
8 fbsss3. q per barrel
Esabs-Hsnt pcssd Il f4l 8 pcr busaeL
flnfer-Fresu nsl ~ !, e. dairy lla- 9.
sEcese --fafe. sLalsC .NeS oTk. null cream
20 fsc.
cover SEEDS 2. f1l fo per busnel
lrcd ~-Appt> eFagIrste l. 80 20 per
rcuul 4lmrsers azhc PER hound. cherries
i.e So rfF p,1ld peaches. l-sl per pound
fsgS-fic,ti. bio &c.
FTs~n Ae4s- Dressed hcys g. 5'f9s - pcr cwt.
mutton g. 5t9- 90. wal ;, 900 ~. beer - 80
Gfsil-u heat. Clawsou : e. Lancaster sc.
oht-. - Rye. 40 SIC Corn. stSUc. Lar
iee. - az t0rsFcyt
Hife> tfceH G.. Iart cursd 20 G. Cl-7i
1.st ctf ski4s T. = Goti'ii.. - g. KIP s-iil,-
green 7c cured 81. itc. Gesin skiDs.Aersc eiscn.
sa-,p cit-. eucasl wc0l l,iag estimated az -
1 ca uoiiun-
Rouey-9 VIic. strained. s-1ec.
fay T.uo.ny tglJ Der iou. clover 500. -
Istu. ste
Onions -S 80 Or.
Pea.Iry -Iurssys dressed. i,6ll C. dasSs, ioe
f.fs tavis 3 q -ac.
Tofatrc<- ilc
sa- b. r-rS .u -
Snaw- re- fon. s3T5 90 per iolt
Iai'ow--ts, a11 ..c fef 10.
Nossi-vs sshcr l-es 80. unEashed Que thi~i ~.
Weoa-Issres stsse Wood 81 aEsZ peT cofi f1'
iCot xsf d FL sn peT cord
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
Rrara L.

Your are feeling depressed your appetite
IS poor your are bothered With Heaoachs.
you sre hdgetty, nervous. and generally Oui
OF sorts. aud want 20 trscr up Braee up,
bat not with sumuiants spring medicines,
OF bitters. which have for their basis VERY
cheap, bad whiskey and which stimulate
YOU for an hour, aud then leave you Ia
worse condition than before. What you
want is 81 alternative that viii purity your
blood start healthy action Cf Liver anc
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give re
newed health and strength. Such 4 meci
cine you Will ind in Electric bitters. and
only 50 cents bottle al Wa Ii. Ii5os
Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

March - There wagavsr- g1oi rc4gs-t pro
sel. To- t0ifrn gOol~ !'r lmnllsie shl .licnt and
ihc .noveinrut iars. iu p.opDfiten - n goods ia
.tnr. an-t b. Il.. laI IN Lle ncHt ~ lIl 5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
Henlock Bark.

The undersigned will pay the highest mar
ket price for Bemlock bark 10 be loaded On
ears on any side track north of Grand Rap
ids Correspondence solicited.
=. +. CLARK.
III Ottawa-sE., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
POLICE ;
Oman hid.

We agree ~ furnish - the policemen OF
this citv hs genuine Knox Regulation ha-
same quality. color, style and shape as re-
quired by the board a. 500 eaeh
SrAR tioIHgEG HOUsE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

-l-s-tuf i1t'. 81. lrnruiafed. s. g.
% a. fvtla .f = sf 1ellcw g. t-es g..
af-e--itrsen f.n iassi -se. 40 Ios>te ila -.
lava lreea. .Irfr-fc. ffVs ftr1sied. ~ r.. Nafs
t.s.as -s.,i. 81 czc- seylcsu. ff4-t 81. - -
fass-fsp0u. tae. .-.f o. i-i's1. uistiiio1. -s'a
,s rrI.ntss. I>cl.1e. ifg-sz. ~ 1se. 2uisoftis1.
4 ftf. irt't.t- H4 G. flulf 1'cs
sf.ar- s1.-i per eft s4fH f-er tti lsts.it nr7-
rs.s ~ prr .isr.. ssi-i Or hiL- fH wncst i1af
g. ser eet. sfF res tls- HieEwneaii p ga
afI o. sN--
N4.i Feea -Screainrs. fls Per .ou hrsu. e.
stfa~ eis mftf'rcs Fi'ss
f.ei-fo1t epll sal-s. f~a
Aer,se e Dsff--ti sriiIygu fe.s iH'sc rc7 50 at
.f.r rtEc fite-
tss an -lts pef EsHen
-et.iz. & tfsrer ~ tsi-7 fIE0trr = - 2 -
"a t-Niche.ta 5e 8-ffera. fl
Fish-ae etue tsn. si per r aii e.-. eia2
rr,f.s. rr- b If nts hsft bt treaf IS - si
ss.f n, ee-i in elsafs 81. per aln.- s'i- Aiit,l
oysters s..'se+~ - tfas ~r.1>sf t.t,inls q llf
PFs FL tetr.iS-Nt-s fr-k. ftilaeo fsczef
ga ex ,1o.t e4t $50 stsif-sf-
fsrf-r rs-.rs r- 81 s-.3 Sd .h tahs.
- a.au.i mrs l.l ea-'- 81 n 20 pa--. ace
rtes n srsei- Extra mess Flr-sntet e" s.
g. f7.- exfff ata1 less ti-
Rffprre Nen<rs- rrsafie-f ,o.ih
-a. rs. Cr.r. .siio i a>
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
4 Tlnnr Dinner .

As Won come down town this morning
stop q, Dettenthaiess markst. ~ Monroe
s. and order q cut of his choice fresh or
salt water Esb. h ave 10 sent home and The
cook viii make one Of the picest OF dinners
erf of it
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

It IS the abuse not the use that has con
Gemned IT, Freeman's medicaied invisible
Powder properly applied istlsed by every
lady oi refinement - enhance their beauty
Sold by T. X. WILSON. Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Yourself amt lady are cordially invited 10
attend a Grand Ball given Dy the Aetropoli-
tan Social Club ~ orioIe Skating Rink, cor.
Lagrave So and Wealths-ave.. Thursday
evening. March II, 1887. Admission %
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
SPECIAL MEETING.


There viii he meet ~ OF the c. L. Z
held ia the " G. I e. Hall on Peari.st.
Wednesday evening a. 80 o'clock. All
delegates ere requested 90 be- on hand a.
matters OF importance viii be discussed.
r. If GILL. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

You can order Headlight and Little
Daisy Soaps from the Grand Rapids Soap
Company by telephone No. $50
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

ThTetrt1n And -ureE el'-
= x sllratc sel-eF.- nae1-tss ae1lesi 90
leae New Aorx G1F. sui toleSs - Parse 49,
e..f >ssrFeonS. ltIizs.ztl. 0l3o. speriAs zfSss.-
tlgf a1reu ac cisesas of war1e1 area ena fssa
snd eelse-ei rfsf1 a. 0xvF9- -gvz1 rrszr<tet -iss
cffsr rers eiiev n "a trczfc1e1t - Icr1az -
IsrueS Rfrspf f5s-ss AS taro1te 1sseszez
osee sger s. A5nros-s< zexdf8ce - >ossr1
ss~sxscn-I
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
BockIen's Arnies SaIve.

TEE BksT SALvK in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, Or no pay required. IL h
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price . cents per box.
For sale al VIM. III. Hbbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30
, . white Slts g,
To,..,o Wheat
Day Goods.

March % -whesr-Quic,. 81 tty. Cash, si5sc;
Lake "a - $40 Nas - ~. june-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

March -l.-~ Money closed per cent. the owes
rare 81 al. aag Ifighe-. =. FXchang. closed
sf.sfIs Posted rais> 49, cts, actaal rates.
s-it5a8s4s, i0r 80 day. and A.. .gis7ta Tor de-
Essua
rrufoD 90 =. bio les bid
pstiae raii way boGd- cioeee. Union aes.s. Is
81 1853 isrd gfaat- it-'-ail3. sinking iuHos L,
fslls. fsusrni-. H. Us
IIe seek market this morning was nor 80 SC
fsre as dlrlng thr stlne h"-rs a yesterdsl.
~oar.s SIC whu.c il,t oIe-e irofu =. - - Per
ctus rnef ant u Che ii-t -.0uf -'Gle {" me i-.
faa,.. f4rtutr gains - szcts. ForihVOrin ato
% uVer tify adva4cea Per cent. Amer II y ciocA
ta- marx / 10, auir Ne-y tgA snd rcaclei dnriu4
ere l1ur lu l- o c-ycS % ts PEI c- n. leaving
n.aiori.g ci s.ccks lower at fhGi auar than tnes
r.o-ed la might. lneTc VA no feature %
Interest IN tire dealings this Afternoon. Total
"a a. Iua5f salcS
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

Get your Carpets cleaned
and Relaid by the Grand Rap
ids Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works al 49 and a. Kent-st.
Carpets cleaned as good a. new
without the least injury. Best
of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine N the
city. Telephone No. 2o6.
s. II. ALLEN, Manager.
y. B.-Mr. ~. Y. Clennsnt Is
10 longer connected with this
concern.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

AN MN0NNN .lTays have sse
Soother at hand. Il is the only safe
medicine yet made that viii remove al
infaniile disorders. IL contains 40 Opium
or Morphine. but gives the child natwrdl
case Jroza pain. Price % cents. Sold by
J.. 4. Wilson and w. f White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

cal..so-asal. &c FfosI.,ss..


Nsre1 ~ AeaE 80 d. 49, t1r1as1 ae a p
siii aaf lra.tills a. d. - al sc8lpls- uti \
fAe .aras -4d Nea ttra al Nefe i1ss
fsssorttie e. 8afeTs. A. sht western rotuaS le
ie..lip : .1ers 4.3tts lss1els 4Qi tle t2if.sil.t
80 .sl osI-8els esIt .eTf Ecake, - pI~@e1t
a4d flrare teIlrs suf fiIt ssie sti iaaf&et i.si
fflIi -H0f r.lsz 4cre ff41sfi tl .e = fa-t tA.ett
al "a g. sales Hersr 80 ~ t-ofs s't tless i's q.
ge-ield4s -eiss. tas sA1l "a Ms aoi.i a. 81
.arnas l-eall1 lsee sa1 tlr lcll-lsi stse 4 ateF
it4a exosftet -ld ehIstf roll el-4 tises
'fe .neti ufl5 cents tnd TIE Att
tes eias-d cas- 81 aeaca o. asSl- is
.a-- ara glnf, -e'aH yesterday l--rl
$40 4assi sLe .af-e selling 1sief clais ~ foi.4
E.ts sfs aafl 81 irlsef- @1fe r-lt-iif A..-i
la sut Che aaaf.e. ss,. ~ - frDls '.s iilit
3le-- n.ssz ~ noEaia4llF an ~ Ma s1l i-ne.
fne .1san.rE demand 8, aass's ~ ~ -tief Pc
markets "a Sac ailesrse1 neara etr1 s--es All
st.llsg n Ffrno1r fufoviaal cnaDE
CAL CLOSING pr - ~ aest-.e-t AtteA
sn Ans.. - Mag- tr dnne
COM $40 Laich ss4e ApsLi fe Asy,
H.- -
oat.-1s = March - Apri 1ss.9- '-e Nay.
~ litrq
fors-Eafefl. 60 Is May au.i Jane s-tel,
Isri-Hafea la4 sTs.a So Ma s'-i-'s.
flue
- inns
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-30

,fsr.b .7.- fl14- c.1-eI steady ar unchanged
rrI.ts -oult "a lrf,. ef.~e ilist an1 s.ea1y.
common 10 tnt.Ic- rxfN 81 'siss3 -.
l.ff- oi.,lr, nle1.ralc. ee.tft ani irfrs az
-.tt l1fs os..f slightly iffcss oi.0t -Ac' e 80
feI sfst- p. tsa so do. s-t. nag 4dsa
reti nftfas 40. ft1 UiuleT ejsc 10. p feit
flIy tt rI4
Corl-O.t'o ous t1'i snd irregular. closing - :
I3.s.r ~ff .0f- ia-ft 1Iil aud uuchsng-d q
-.,s .se. af SO . mixed Ff.c. uagladed
naked 80 ssf9f<. No.- sized March -. bi1
da. Hay lid-
Otr.- 9tssous weak and oalv fairly active, an
e.,~s,l a.. iaaer. Sict l)t- closed wedN Sut
A. loser taf l1izeIr Spot sales ui NJ. white
h fe Sid. - E MIXED. Nrrii 81 .e5i1z 10 Aay
alM
kye Dal.. western. ga g. STATE. s.,s. April.
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-18
The GYnsies i'm America.

III all the gVpsieS now proSperously pulSu-
ing their strange merripen or life in America
could be marshaled in one motley troop be-
fore the rest of US who conform to other
standards of living, we would witness as
many human beings as were ever at any one
time at actual service in the field during our
late civil war. That is a good many; and
the question of the remarkable increase of
these tawny folk and their adjustment to
society in the compacter population of our
near future is to become one of grave inn
portance.
In quarter of a century's experiences
among these people, who became my friends
through a trifling act of kindness to q couple
of their number when was soldier lad in
Sherman's army, some strange association of
numbers has always brought before me these
hosts as they would really be, if marshaled as
l have suggested. Whether / meet a grirpy
gypsy bird trainer upon the glaring streets Of
the city; a duslly gypsy tinker going his
rounds with wheel and bell to sharpen the
shears, but never the wits, of the village
housewives; or whether friendly guest, as
now am, III the camp of the rich gypsy
traders of the tent and the road, see, not the
one, nor the other, nor these, but the whole
romantic and startling cavalcade. They have
come among US as silently and steathily as,
at the beginning of the fifteenth century,
they crossed steppe and mountain, and, be-
fore it was realized, had swarmed to the ut
termost parts of Europe; and l believe it is
true that there are in America more than
1000 roadside camps like this one which,
among these my truest of friends l call home
to-day-Edgar l. Wakeman's Letter
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-18
Keep the Eve Shut.

We are told to keep our eyes ever open, but
it is often well to keep them shut One of
the chief causes of nervous disease is the
straining of the eyes and the constant tension
of the mind. When stretched out in the
BARRIERS chair do not try to read newspaper,
but close your eyelids under the soothing un-
dulations of the lather brush or the dreamy
sensation of the shampoo with the darkys
big hands gliding over your pate. In a rail-
way carriage, instead of staring out of your
sockets at the landscape that is being torn
into shreds before you, fold your arms, bow
your head and listen to the whrr of the wheels
that make an accompaniment to the wordless
song grooming in your heart. Again, in the
concert room, in place of surveying the audi
ence critically or watching the beauty of the
singer behind the footlights, shut your eyes
once more and let the music sink into Your
soul, rocking it on waves of emotion and
waiting in insensibly into the ideal world. In
a still higher sense to keep our eyes and
mouth shut is one of the wisest lessons of life.
Montreal Gazette.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-18
4 Funny Man in London.

One of the favorites of London this season
in an amusement way is man with the very
attractive name Of Corney Grain. He is an
enormous man-tall, with tremendously
powerful body His shoulders are broad and
exceedingly thick, and as he stoops badly, it
makes them look still more gross and awk-
ward. He is a mouse-colored blonde, with
sallow complexion, dull, sleepy blue eyes, a
large mouth, and thick pug nose. His fore
head is low and retreating, but he partly
hides it by loose wave of hair. This man is
considered the great wit in London at present,
and his appearance is the signal for a laugh
before he opens his mouth. l think it would
be easier for Americans to laugh at him be-
fore he had opened his mouth than after He
is simply diluted music hall singer-a music
hall singer with all the fun and dash left out.
He seats himself at the piano and the audi
ence laugh l heard him at concert the
other day at which all the music was good
and classical. This man closed the entertain
ment with one of his songs. The audience
consisted of some of the best people in Lon
don-people who are among the representative
cultured society Of the city. Yet there was
no part of the programme which received
such applause and attention as the shrieking
or this coarse, elepnantlne humorlSt. lie sang
q vulgar song, without wit or originality, of
Scotchmans coming to London and seeing
the sights and describing them afterward to
a friend at home. The great point of the
song was that all of the women he saw wore
very low-necked dresses, and if his wife did
the same he wous beat her and send her to
bed. The audience fairly shouted with ap-
probation of this delicate satire, the women
enjoying it as much as the men. A friend told
me that this Mr.. Corney Grain was invited
to Marlborough house to sing to the Prince
and Princess of Wales last Sunday evening,
and among others he sang the same song.
The Prince of Wales went into such fits of
laughter over it that he nearly fell off his
chair. The only way that l can account for
the English people enduring such stuff is that
they are SO devoid of wit themselves that They
seize upon anything which is labeled funny
in order to laugh.-Chicago Tribune.